How to Photograph a Model: Photo Studio Tips : How to Choose Right Umbrella for Photo Shoot

Learn how to choose the right light umbrella with expert photography tips from a professional photographer in this free online photography instructional video clip.

Expert: Rob Mitchell
Bio: Rob Mitchell has been shooting fashion for more than 15 years, having worked with some of the countrys top models and magazines. He has photographed the Rolling Stones, Santana and the Beach Boys.
Filmmaker: Rob Mitchell

Duration : 0:2:22


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25 Responses to “How to Photograph a Model: Photo Studio Tips : How to Choose Right Umbrella for Photo Shoot”

  1. lmfao0o aunt mae
    lmfao0o aunt mae

  2. do you have …
    do you have anything better to do? really. i dont see any how to videos on your page. i dont see any of your work… you’re all talk.

  3. travishenry11 on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    Useful info. Thanks …
    Useful info. Thanks for sharing!

  4. Don’t ask racist …
    Don’t ask racist questions and you will not get racist answers, it’s that simple…

    And wtf is that question anyway, why wouldn’t anyone photograph black people?

  5. Yeah you’re a …
    Yeah you’re a racist idiot. Keep hiding behind your anonymity, coward. But you can’t hide forever… watch and see. Watch and see.

  6. Animal planet?

    / …
    Animal planet?

    /troll :)

  7. White umbrellas …
    White umbrellas make people look dead, not good. Use a large silver reflector and correct wrinkles and skin blemishes in Photoshop. Normal healthy skin does have a certain amount of moisture content, so some small degree of sheen is normal and healthy looking. Matte flat looking skin and eyes are not normal.

  8. WRONG!!! the opaque …
    WRONG!!! the opaque umbreallas are for shooting THROUGH the umbrella….do you really know anything about photography???

  9. hahahaha…..sry …
    hahahaha…..sry but ur a realllll umbrellla expert

  10. Is anyone …
    Is anyone photographing black people?

  11. patticakez321 on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    Thank you SO Much …
    Thank you SO Much for this video! This was SO helpful! I am learning on my own, and this was so informative! Thank you!

  12. EMailNathanLake on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    I wished he would …
    I wished he would showed a pic or an example of the black umbrella

  13. How can i watch a …
    How can i watch a video about lighting when the video camera is set on auto iris….:)

  14. Contrary to video ( …
    Contrary to video (1:08), a black background on a translucent white umbrella does not actually reflect any additional lighting back onto the subject. Instead, the black backing simply absorbs any light which would normally pass through the white translucent material. If you truly want to gain that light intensity back, your umbrella must have an interior which is both more reflective and less translucent – such as an umbrella with a non-translucent white plastic or rubber interior.

  15. good staff
    good staff

  16. We all age …
    We all age eventually and wil need the softer light. You can also do some fixing in pp with software. Of course that take time.

  17. 54spiritedwill54 on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    great for photo …
    great for photo beginners

  18. PartTimePhotography on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    Good stuff – I’ll …
    Good stuff – I’ll pass this along to all my newsletter subscribers.

  19. Thanks for the tip!
    Thanks for the tip!

  20. pretty basic
    pretty basic

  21. I’ve learned a lot …
    I’ve learned a lot from watching your videos and I’m getting great results. Thanks for all the tips.

  22. thinkthinkthink5 on March 6th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

    Thanks…awesome …
    Thanks…awesome explanation!

  23. I agree, this video …
    I agree, this video doesn’t really talk about the various umbrella colors or types of bulbs used for them.

  24. ALL of your videos …
    ALL of your videos on photography are soo helpful! THANKS!!

  25. Very clear & simple …
    Very clear & simple, thanks!

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